Chrome Webstore Privacy Policy

Effective Date: May 22, 2025

Feed Filter is a Chrome extension that hides unwanted social media content to improve your experience in your browser. We respect your privacy. This policy explains how we handle data:

What We Access

  • Public Posts: Text and media links from posts you view on X and Instagram.
  • Your Settings: Filter preferences saved locally and in our cloud database.
  • Email Address: We collect your email address when you sign in with Google.
  • Device ID: A random identifier linked to your Google account for sync and service improvements.
  • Session Data: Basic information about your browsing session.
  • We Don't Take: Your passwords, private messages, or location.

How We Use It

  • AI models analyze and filter posts based on your preferences.
  • We process post content through our servers to make filtering decisions.
  • Your feedback on filtering decisions helps us improve the service.
  • We store your settings and filter preferences in Firebase.
  • No ads or unrelated use.
  • We don't use cookies or track you across sites.

Data Storage

  • All filtering analysis is processed on our secure servers.
  • Post analysis results are cached for 30 days in your browser.
  • Your settings, feedback, and filter decisions are stored in our database.
  • We retain feedback and decision data to improve our AI models.

Who Sees It

  • No selling or sharing for ads.
  • Trusted partners (e.g., Google Firebase, OpenAI) process data under strict agreements.

Your Control

AI Technology

Feed Filter uses AI technology, which can occasionally produce inaccurate or unexpected filtering results. You acknowledge and accept this limitation by using our extension.

Rules We Follow

We're based in the U.S. and comply with laws like GDPR and CCPA (if applicable) and Chrome's policies. Using Feed Filter means you agree to this and our Terms of Use (if applicable).

Updates

This policy may change. Check here for updates. We'll notify you of significant changes.